• Donald Trump Press Conference: President-Elect Will Separate From Business But Not Divest
• The DFW Office Pipeline At A Glance
• How Austin Retail Isn’t Falling Victim To Uncertain Times
• Scoop: Penzance Under Contract To Sell Ballston Carpool Site To Jefferson Apartment Group
• City Council Votes To Help Fund Affordable Housing In Eagle Rock
• Hanover Co Sells Hanover South Lamar Apartments To Boston Investor
• Top 3 Drivers Of Deal Velocity In Hudson County's Secondary Markets
• North American Properties Eyeing New Tower At Colony Square
• Cushman & Wakefield Tapped To Sell Amaray Las Olas
• USA Today Dubs The Asbury No. 1 New Hotel
• New Biotech Company Spark Expands Into Multiple University City Locations
• Apple Seeking Approval To Manufacture Data Center Equipment in U.S.
• Oakland Increases Nonstop Flights At Airport, Reports Increased Container Volume At Port
• Colony Capital And NorthStar Complete Merger, Creating REIT With $58B Under Management
• Walgreens Continues To Leverage Real Estate With New FedEx Deal
• Mark Jaccom Steps Down As Head Of Cresa New York
• Summer Target Date For St. Boniface Redevelopment
• ASAP Acquires Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel
• Debt Capital, Foreign Investment To Remain Widely Available For CRE In 2017
• Long-Stalled Affordable Housing Development Moving Forward In Hell's Kitchen
• Sperry Equities Loves Suburban Offices
• For $1.5M You Can Own A Tiny Texas Town
• SoCal Investor Snaps Up Scottsdale Shopping Center For $46M
• Ben Carson To Administer Tough Love In HUD Role
• Why Industrial Activity's Back In The West Valley
• The Good, The Bad And The Ugly: Market Outlook For 5 CRE Sectors This Year
• Magellan Bullish On First Miami Exploration Despite Rent Concessions
• 8 Projects Bringing Construction Activity Up And Down Philly's Broad Street
• Exclusive Q&A: Mar Ventures' Director Of Acquisitions & Development On Silicon Beach
• LA To Get George Lucas' Museum